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Texas Family Toasts in Street Race Blaze
"Drag racing dopes turn family joyride into funeral procession. Four innocents BBQ’d by speed junkies. At least the asphalt’s safe from their ‘need for speed’ now. Thoughts and prayers to the surviving. Lock ‘em up and throw away the keys!"
Published August 16, 2024 at 10:01am by Alexis Simmerman
Texas Street Racing Tragedy: Four Family Members Killed, Leftists Silent on Illegal Racing Epidemic
In a heart-wrenching incident last weekend, four family members lost their lives in Texas due to a street racing crash, while two hotshot racers are now facing the music. Buckle up, folks, because this isn't your typical MSM report.
Around 8:15 p.m. Saturday, on a Grand Prairie road, 20-year-old Jaime Mesa, driving a red Dodge Charger, was allegedly racing with another fella in a white Dodge Charger. According to cops, Mesa's speed was so high, he might as well have been trying out for NASCAR.
While turning onto Kingston Drive, a Chevy Traverse SUV collided with Mesa's Charger. The SUV was thrown into a gas station parking lot, landing on its side and bursting into flames.
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Three people in the SUV died instantly, and two others were rushed to the hospital, where a fourth victim passed away. The fifth victim was in critical condition, as reported by police and an online fundraiser.
Mesa was arrested and faces a laundry list of charges, including four counts of racing on a highway causing death and four counts of manslaughter. The other racer, 22-year-old Anthony Morales, fled the scene but was later caught and charged as well.
Check out this video of the fiery aftermath, courtesy of our pals at KDFW.
Heroes Emerge Amidst Tragedy, Liberal Media Nowhere to be Found
Following the horrific crash, everyday heroes rushed to help Mesa, who was stuck in his Charger. One Good Samaritan told Fox4, "I wished I could've helped... the other car." Life changed in a snap, indeed.
Other witnesses described the scene to NBC DFW, with one recalling, "I haven’t been able to sleep well because of it."
RIP Rosales Family, Media Silent on Real Issues
The victims were identified as the Rosales family − father Jessie, mother Lorena, and siblings Stephanie, 13, and Angel, 6, as reported by WFAA. The lone survivor, 17-year-old Anthony Rosales, is in critical condition.
A GoFundMe has raised over $68,000, seeking funds for Anthony and funeral services.
Police are investigating, and Grand Prairie is about 13 miles from Dallas. Why isn't the left talking about the illegal racing epidemic? Food for thought, patriots. 🇺🇸🚗💨
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